WATCH: Callum Hudson-Odoi performs 'Shape of You' in guitar gifted by Ed Sheeran

Callum Hudson-Odoi performed Ed Sheeran's 'Shape of You' in Nottingham Forest's dressing room after his team's 4-2 win over Ipswich Town in the English Premier League. After Nottingham's win, Sheeran was impressed and gifted them a guitar. His fellow teammates in the dressing room enjoyed the performance as the celebrations continued for Nottingham to stay alive in the tournament.

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Ipswich's co-owner, Sheeran, displayed a great spirit of sportsmanship, as he gifted his opponents a guitar despite witnessing a heartbreaking loss of his team. Nottingham dominated the game in the first half, where they raced away to a lead of 4-1. Nikola Milenkovic, Anthony Elanga, and Jota Silva scored goals for Nottingham in the first half.

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Ed Sheeran gifted the Nottingham Forest players a guitar 🎸 after their win over Ipswich Town.

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Jens-Lys Cajuste scored for the hosts and ensured his team had some confidence heading into the second half. While George Hirst scored one in the second half and reduced the deficit to 2-4, it wasn't enough for the hosts to claim a win. With the win, Nottingham stayed alive in the league and found themselves in the third position in the points table.

'We took advantage of the talented players we have' - Nuno Espirito Santo

Nuno Espirito Santo was happy with his team's performance against Ipswich Town. Nottingham's manager claimed that his team performed well and felt they played an organized game and were in control throughout. He understood the challenge of playing away from home against a team like Ipswich. 

"It was a very good performance overall, we were organized and in control of the game. It’s difficult being away from home at a team like Ipswich being so intense and aggressive," Santo felt. He further claimed that Forest was able to control the game well in the first half, which was key for their win.

Nuno praised the younger players who ensured they took advantage of Ipswich's imbalance. "We were able to control the game and we had a good spell in the first half. We took advantage of the talented players we have as well as Ipswich being unbalanced in some moments," Nuno added.